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quarry

/ˈkwɒr.i/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une personne ou un animal qui est la cible d'une chasse ou d'une attaque, ou encore une excavation à ciel ouvert d'où l'on extrait de la pierre, du minerai ou de l'ardoise., Verbe désignant l'action d'extraire de la pierre, des minéraux ou d'autres matériaux d'une carrière, ou au sens figuré, de rechercher ou d'extraire des informations ou des ressources.

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noun

/ˈkwɒr.i/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une personne ou un animal qui est la cible d'une chasse ou d'une attaque, ou encore une excavation à ciel ouvert d'où l'on extrait de la pierre, du minerai ou de l'ardoise.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person who is the target of an attack or exploitation, a surface excavation for extracting stone or slate, or an animal hunted or caught for food.

  1. Excavation siteB1formal

    A place, typically a large open pit, from which stone, slate, or other minerals are extracted.

    frCarrière (d'extraction)

    • The workers extracted marble from the quarry.
    • The old quarry is now filled with water.
    • They opened a new quarry to supply limestone for construction.

    Synonymesexcavationgravel pitminepitsandpit

  2. Hunted animalB1formal

    An animal that is being hunted or pursued for food or sport.

    frProie

    • The lion stalked its quarry through the tall grass.
    • The hunter tracked his quarry for hours.
    • The eagle spotted its quarry from high above.

    Synonymesgamepreytargetvictim

  3. Target or victimB2formal

    A person who is the object of an attack, pursuit, or exploitation.

    frProie

    • The journalist became the quarry of the political scandal.
    • He was an easy quarry for the con artist.
    • The bully chose a shy student as his quarry.

    Synonymesgamemarkpreytargetvictim

Formes
  • quarries plural form
  • quarries' possessive plural form
  • quarry's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈkwɒr.i/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'extraire de la pierre, des minéraux ou d'autres matériaux d'une carrière, ou au sens figuré, de rechercher ou d'extraire des informations ou des ressources.

A verb used to indicate the act of extracting stone, minerals, or other materials from a quarry, or figuratively, to search for or extract information or resources.

  1. Extract stone or mineralsB2formal

    To extract stone, slate, or other materials from a quarry.

    frextraire de la pierre

    • The company quarries limestone for construction.
    • They have been quarrying marble from this mountain for decades.
    • The workers quarry granite to make countertops.

    Synonymesdelvedigdig outexcavateextractmine

  2. Search or extract informationB2informal

    To search for or extract information or data from a source.

    frExtraire des informations

    • The journalist quarried the archives for historical facts.
    • He quarried the internet for details about the event.
    • Researchers quarry data from various databases for their study.

    Synonymesculldelvedigextractgleanharvestminesearchsift

Formes
  • quarried past participle
  • quarried past simple
  • quarrying present participle
  • quarries third person singular
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